Raffles le Royal

... I could get 2 decent mojitos for $4.50.  The 2nd night, I had Singapore Slings at the Elephant Bar at the Raffles Le Royal Hotel.  Not quite the same as the original Raffles in Singapore, but quite posh.  It's across the street from the US ...

... le Raffles... Un ancien palace rénové par cette chaîne d'hôtels en 1999... Mais qui à l'origine date de 1929... : Raffles Le Royal : Phnom Penh's grand old hotel, originally built in 1929 by the French, used as a dry fish store by the Khmer Rouge ...

... pay another $5 US. A $9 cab ride later, at 9:00 p.m. 12 hours after we had left our hotel in KL we were at Raffles Le Royal in Phnom Penh. Raffles is an old hotel, with character. A bit like the Chateau Laurier or the Chateau Montibello. I ...

... hanging onto a tree at the same time. After about an hours swim we went back up to the room and got ready to go to the Raffles Le Royal Hotel for a drink and dinner for Mama's Birthday. So Mama, Myla and I got into our made dresses and we took a tuk tuk ...

... , diet coke for leif) and a 4-cheese pizza as an appetizer. now we're here at the net cafe and will be going to raffles le royal for a drink and dinner, if we have the energy! catch you all later! more fun experiences to come! and I think the worst ...

... capital of South East Asia - honest). So we decided to treat ourselves and book into the poshest hotel we could find, Raffles Hotel Le Royal. Probably the most expensive hotel we've stayed in this trip but still only about the same cost as staying in the ...

... metropolis of Phnom Penh, so we did feel just a little like country mice as we joined the sophisticated town mice at The Raffles Hotel Le Royal. In fact the worst of it was, we were still on school clothes, T shirt, shorts and flip flops so really looked ...

... than brunch at the Foreign Correspondents' Club, known as the FCC and later, cocktails at the gloriously renovated colonial Raffles Hotel Le Royal with Warren's ex-pat colleagues and friends followed by a tapas dinner of fantastic quality, we were ...

... PP was very nice.  We stayed in the hotel portrayed in the movie the Killing Fields and it is called Le Royal.  It is a beautiful french colonial building with wonderful old rooms, although the service has gone ...

... just were hanging around till 5pm when we got changed for my birthday dinner. We all dressed up and set off to the Raffles Hotel, Le Royal. A beautiful and old style hotel, we had drinks in the elephant bar and then off to diner. The restaurant manager ...

... are. The mood was definately lifted and we celebrated Carly’s birthday in style. We went to the Elephant bar in Le Royal, which is owned by Raffles, and was one of the first hotels in Phnom Penh. The funniest thing was, we got a Tuk Tuk there and ...

... it was "divine". The evening I had in store was a drink at the appropriately named "Elephant Bar"of Hotel Le Royal, owned by the Singapore Raffles group, one of those majestic colonial-style hotels that take you back in time. Not a place we would ...

... the name implies), Pontoon lounge (a club/restaurant on a boat on the Tonle Sap river), and Elephant Bar (inside the Le Royal Hotel, owners of the Raffles in Singapore, and they give you great bar snacks with your drink).  The worst drink deal was at ...

... can pay an extra $1 to take a photo of the courtyard but it's really not that special!! Next up was a visit to the Raffles Hotel Le Royal where we found we were a little underdressed in our tank tops and hot sweaty bodies. Had a couple of great cocktails ...

... a leper colony afterall.) Although Eugene did manage to drive the porcelain bus 5 minutes before we mounted the bikes at Raffles. 2. Culinary Update - Freshly killed BBQ chicken with the heads still on - is there still a bird flu scare!! 4. Quote ...